English in Africa

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  Año 2005, Vol. 32, Número 2

  • Roy Campbell: Uncollected Verse

    Tony Voss

    págs. 9-38

    

  • The Poetry of Guy Butler

    Don Maclennan

    págs. 39-52

    

  • Jack Sprat and His Wife: Symbiosis in Douglas Livingstone's "A Littoral Zone"

    Mariss Everitt

    págs. 53-67

    

  • Does South African Literature Still Exist? Or: South African Literature is Dead, Long Live Literature in South Africa

    Leon De Kock

    págs. 69-83

    

  • Voices of Anxiety and Hope: Narrative Conventions and Divergence, and their Ideological Implications in Charles Mungoshi's "Waiting for the Rain"

    Paul Culwick

    págs. 85-105

    

  • "The Charlatanism That Was Our Education": Armah's Visionary Reconstruction of Pan-Africanist History in KMT

    Kwame Ayivor

    págs. 107-133

    

  • Nadine Gordimer: The Mandela Myth and Black Empowerment in Post-Apartheid South Africa

    Isidore Diala

    págs. 135-154

    

  • Some Thoughts on Black Male Homosexualities in South African Writing: Zakes Mda's "The Hill" and Kaizer Nyatsumba's "In Happiness and in Sorrow"

    Sikhumbuzo Mngadi

    págs. 155-168

    

  • Beggars' Description: "Xala,'the Prophetic Voice and the Post-independent African State

    Sam Raditlhalo

    págs. 169-184

    

  • Mother, Missus, Mate: Bisexuality in Tatamkhulu Afrika's "Mr Chameleon" and "Bitter Eden"

    Cheryl Stobie

    págs. 185-211

    

  • Harmony of Voice: Women Characters in the Plays of Zakes Mda

    Litzi Lombardozzi

    págs. 213-226